The Super Simple Sampler - a python based software-sampler to play wav samples
TheSuperSimpleSampler is a sampler writen to play samples from realsamples,
specifically the samples of the German Harpsichord 1741.
It is used together with a Johannus digital organ so some things are very specific
for this combination, eg the selection of registers via MIDI commands send by the organ and usage of two manuals (respectively MIDI channels).
I assume that python3 is your system default. The following will fetch the code and install dependencies.
For this to work, you need a CPP compiler installed on your system (eg sudo apt-get install build-essential).
For Windows, I’d recomment to install python 3.6 (this installs pip as well) and Build Tools for Visual Studio 2019.
git clone https://github.com/gotzl/tsss.gitpip install -r requirements.txt # --userpython setup.py build_ext --inplace
First, adapt the path in the instruments.yaml to the location of your samples.
In this file, you can also choose the MIDI command to select a certain register.
The default values map the MIDI signals of the register selectors of the foot-manual.
To start the sampler, type
./main.py
There are some commandline options to control the output samplerate/width and buffer size.
Note that the output samplerate has to be an even divider of the samples samplrate.
The default is 48000, so if your samples have a rate of 44100 or 88200, use
the ‘-r 44100’ switch.
As of now, only 24bit 2 channel samples @192KHz have been tested.